Steffen Lehmann | Source | Professor of Architecture & Urbanism at University of Nevada Las Vegas (UNLV)
Steffen Lehmann
Steffen Lehmann is a nationally recognized architect, educator, designer and author on sustainable architecture and urban design. Lehmann is often called upon to discuss the relationship between environment and design, and how cities themselves can adapt to climate change. His research specialties include green urbanism, urban regeneration, and sustainable development.
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We are in such a unique desert city, and what we can find here as a solution will be interesting for many other places that have similar extreme climatic conditions in the world …. We have to find unique climatic responsive solutions.
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Life in a heat dome: The American West is figuring out how to keep cool | BBC
From planting trees to painting streets white, US cities are fighting extreme heat.
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We know Nevada will continue to grow, but how can it be built sustainably? | KNPR
That means what we do, or how we change or adapt, could provide a blueprint for many parts of the country or the world. But it doesn’t just mean using less water.
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60 Years Ago, The Modernist City of Brasília Was Built From Scratch | Architectural Digest
The Brazilian capital is a case study in urban planning, full of triumphs and shortcomings
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University of Nevada Las Vegas (UNLV)
Professor of Architecture & Urbanism